The ruins of the abandoned Mandu

The deserted city Mandu by the Mughal period, once a center of the Indian Muslim state in the north of the country. It is located in the western part of Madhya Prades region settled.

Mandu in India is one of the most exotic places that represents today's travelers available. It is given for 400 years now, but it is well preserved. The landscapes of Mandu are unbelievable, well you can say unreal.

Mandu, which is the palaces, tombs, mosques and monuments is a real historical treasure.

Jahaz Mahal (Ship Palace)

This palace is located between two artificial lakes. The name comes from the fact that Jahaz Mahal seems like a boat floating in water at the lakes.

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Baz Bahadur Palast

A palace in the 16th century by Baz Bahadur built. It is famous for the great courts of included large halls and high terraces. It is down Roompati pavilion away and can be seen from the pavilion.

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Dilli Gate

Dilli Gate used to be the main gateway to the Mandu Plateau.

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Jal Mahal (Water Palace)

The Water Palace in Mandu of Jahangir near the Munji built lake.

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Jami Masjid

Jami Masjid was inspired, built by the Great Mosque of Damascus. This structure is striking in both, simplicity and style, with a grand entrance and large courtyards.

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Dai-ka-Mahal

This is a mausoleum, which were on a building under the room with five arches for pet owners.

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Hoshang Shah grave

Hoshang Shah Tom is India first marble structure. It is one of the finest examples of Afghan architecture. It is unique in every way and includes wonderful proportioned dome, marble intricate latticework and porticoes squares and towers. It was a template for the construction of the Taj Mahal.

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Roopmati pavilion

The main purpose of this structure in Mandu was a military observation post.

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Rewa Kund

This is built to Rni Roompati pavilion a reservoir of Baz Bahadur for supplying water. It is located under the gazebo.

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Gada Shah House

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Blue Lake - the cleanest lake in the world

Blue Lake or Rotomairewhenua the Maori language, is a small fresh lake in Nelson Lakes National Park in the northern regions of the Southern Alps in New Zealand.

In a study in 2011 by several visits conducted helicopters and special equipment, the researchers from the National Research Institute leads and the atmosphere (NIWA), found that the lake has extreme visual clarity, optical stunning 80 meter depth that is nearly as pure as distilled water.

Lake is characterized by blue-violet color, which can be seen only in the clearest waters. In the spring the lakle plotted from neighboring glacial Lake Constance and runs the water through the dam formed by landslides sliding. The natural dam filters out virtually all particles contained in the water, so that the lake the most intense blue-purple color.

If you this summer wants new place to visit and enjoy the natural beauty of Mother Nature, amazing scenery and crystal clear waters, we recommend Nelson Lakes National Park to go to and visit the Blue Lake. Here are some great pictures of the lake that will love you to see it.

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15 Charming Italian cities ideal for a walk - Part 2

Today, we presented you incredible collection of beautiful Italian towns, which are perfect for a stroll. There, too, you can enjoy delicious traditional Italian cuisine to try, that you're going to love it. If you want to have unusual summer vacation when we suggest some of these amazing Italian cities, this will take your breath away this summer. Below you can see some great photos of this place, to see

. Corinaldo

Korinaldo is known for its well-preserved known walls of the XIV century, as the birthplace of Saint Maria Goretti Roman Catholic after the festival of Halloween, which is held every year in October. It is one of the most beautiful Italian cities. If you wish, this summer some new place

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Otranto

The city that was once known for horse breeding, now has about 6000 inhabitants and offers a magnificent view the crystal clear water. An important view of this place is Aragoneze Castello, Castle, which was built in 1485 If you want to have unforgatable time and swim in the crystal clear water when we propose to go to Otranto in this summer.

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Monte Isola

With an area of ​​only 13 square kilometers, Monte Isola is the largest lake island in Italy appointed.

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Glurns

Glorenca or somewhere under the name Glurns known is a city in the northern part of Italy, and it has a population of less than one thousandth An interesting fact is that most of its inhabitants to speak German.

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Colletta di Castelbianco

The old village is built entirely of stone and is believed to have been founded in order to defend against Saracens in the XIII century. Some of the houses have red or blue doors, which make the city more charming. It is one of the oldest cities in Italy.

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Interesting Facts About London

London is the capital of England. It is one of Europe's most popular cities. A beautiful place where there is not one thing that you can not see. In this article you can read some interesting facts about London. This article is an infographic, created by short-let-appartments.com. A great merit of it and good for sharing these interesting facts about London carried out with all of us. It's always good to learn new things about the countries and cities. , So take a few minutes to read these facts about London, you will learn a lot about this beautiful city

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Discover El Molino dinosaur footprints in Cal Orcko in Bolivia

Cal Orcko is a paleontological site in Bolivia. The name means "mountain of Cal". This site has been found in the quarry in a factory of cement near the city of Sucre. The reason why this page was to attraction is the traces of dinosaur tracks. There are 5000 tracks of 294 species of dinosaurs.

The first lesson of this El Molno wall dates from 1985, but it was from 1994 to 1998 as a team of paleontologists who examined.

The discovery of this wall is a great contribution to the history and science. It reveals unknown information about the period of 66 million years ago. It is a great historical place, which must be recorded high diversity of dinosaurs better than any other place in the world.

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Before the discovery of this wall was the most important site Khjoda - Pil-ata in Turkmenistan. Where others in Portugal, Great Britain, Spain and Switzerland, but they had only up to 22o and only traces of two types.

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It is located in the east of the city of Sucre. Opened for the preservation of this historic site in March 2006, a Cretaceous Park, where there are exact copies of various types of dinosaurs left their mark on El Molino wall.

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El Molino Dinosaur wall is 300 meters high. This place is filled with tourists and it's the only place in the world where it is so close to something that old, even if it's just a footprint.

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